Agreed. I am a KSIX fan. This a high growth revenue company in telecommunications and blockchain mobile wallets.
I have also been a shareholder since 2015, prior to True Wireless.
The True Wireless merger is amazing.
The last press announced that Brian Cox is CEO.
Thats major. KSIX reported $3.0 million revenue last year.
True wireless report $1.1 million a month and 5%-6% monthly growth.
That will be a combined $16 to $17 million revenue company.
This will be the only OTC stock I own in a company actually making money.
As a regulated ETC Company True Wireless complies with FCC and now SEC guidelines.
In the August 3 press release, Mr. Cox stated he was bringing in all-stars to KSIX.
In the July 24, press Mr. Cox stated short term goal was to build revenue to $2.0 million per month.
He stated that he was bringing "mobile wallets" and blockchain technology to KSIX and True Wireless.
If you do your homework, you will realize that True wireless is not only one of the most successful Lifeline providers but also a licensed ETC to provide mobile services throughout the United States.
In the May 23, press Mr. Cox stated "we are rolling out wi-fi offload software on our smartphones to cut carrier costs by 30%-40% and simultaneously pushing forward our branded prepaid wireless offerings Contigo Movil, serving hispanics, and Heart Mobile uniquely serving people with disabilities and elderly, by EOY 2017".
Prior press announced how KSIX digital marketing was a hand and glove fit to True Wireless dramatically lowering customer acquisition costs and increasing top line revenue. With the merger transaction it seems highly likely KSIX is the marketing machine for new product launches and potential acquisitions as stated in the press.
True wireless current generates $14 million in just 5 states. What happens when you launch 5 more states or 25, or two niche national services. Is that $50 million in revenue or $100 million?
Personally, I plan on sticking around to find out.
Thank you Madhatter for trying to state the facts! Ill try to help.
